Salesforce to invest $ 1 billion in Singapore to stimulate the adoption of AI

Dirty plans to invest $ 1 billion In Singapore over the next five years, while he seeks to feed the adoption of his AI agents development platform, Agentforce.

Salesforce said that Agentforce can help alleviate the current work problems of Singapore and increase the workforce and businesses in the country by creating “digital numbers” that combine humans with autonomous AI agents.

The initiative follows a recent Commitment of $ 500 million in Saudi Arabia And Additional investment of $ 500 million in Argentina By the Cloud software giant to extend its AI and Cloud services, including Agentforce.

The company has been investing in Singapore for almost two decades and has created its first AI research center abroad in the country in 2019. Its customers in the country include Singapore Airlines, Grab, M1Fairprice Group and Ocean Network Express.

The giant CRM also also said he had signed an agreement with Singapore Airlines To integrate Agentforce; The AI ​​layer of Salesforce, Einstein, in Cloud Service; And the data cloud in the airline’s customer case management system. Companies also plan to develop AI solutions for airlines at the Salesforce AI Research Center.

Salesforce was Double on AI For a while now. The company would be Reduce your workforce by more than 1,000 employees while Hire around 2,000 people to sell new AI products.

Other giants of American technology have also invested massively in Southeast Asia. Last May, Amazon Web Services said it Invest $ 9 billion in the next five years in Singapore to develop its infrastructure and cloud services. And Microsoft last year said he would invest $ 2.2 billion in Malaysia And $ 1.7 billion in Indonesia Over the next four years.